What I'm reading this morning:
- Goldman Sachs had a MASSIVE quarter (Business Insider)
- re: the Virtu IPO - are we ready to fall in love with HFT now? (Wall Street Journal)
- Bernanke to Citadel! Checkmate, bitchez. I don't know why I just said that... (New York Times)
- Greek bond yields going wild (Business Insider)
- AEP: Inflation is now imminent (Telegraph)
- Here's what David Einhorn thinks about Euro QE (ValueWalk)
- Of the $97.2 billion of net new ETF assets raised in the first quarter, over $70 billion went into equity funds with international exposure. (ETF Trends)
- New highs for the S&P High Beta index and the S&P equal weight (Price Action Lab)
- On Sector Dispersion and Active Management (Indexology)
- The day-to-day data coming out of China are sometimes reminiscent of the classic Zen riddle about listening to the sound of one hand clapping. (Bloomberg)
- Corporate bonds have already factored in interest rate normalization? I say BS (Institutional Investor)
